Dock is drastically different and no guest login option after power loss

Folks, forgive if this is addressed elsewhere.  I am fairly new here. 
I am running a MacBook with 10.5.8.  I have been having some battery/power issues lately which I thought was resolved with a new battery.  Today, my machine shut down while plugged in and a purported "79% battery" left.  It has done this perhaps 2 other times in the last year or so. 
When I got the machine to completely boot, there was no longer a "guest login" option which I remember setting months ago.  Also, my dock had large icons, many icons for programs I run everyday were missing.  All of my applications, files, etc. seem to be intact.  It is as though the machine has re-set to default settings.  Why did this happen?  Can I go back to my old settings somehow? 
Thank you!
Dani

There is no prevention or network proceedure that would prevent that matter. The correct way to fix that problem after a storm will be to disconnect everything, power units down for 15 to 20sec.(router & modem), power units back up, once units come back up to normal fuction connect the modem back to router, then connect pc to router and reboot. That should establish your connection back after power outage.

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